TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2024-25
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A celebration cake for getting through to the PW AC? Well done!
Big congratulations my friend, well deserved, now go out there and smash it.
Thank you! 🤩
I think I got the test invite on the 30th of Jan and completed it on the 2nd or 3rd of Feb. I sent my application one week before the final deadline so I think 12th or 13th of January.
I think I got the test invite on the 30th of Jan and completed it on the 2nd or 3rd of Feb. I sent my application one week before the final deadline so I think 12th or 13th of January.
Ahh right, well happy belated birthday and the cake must be celebrating your interview invite of course!!! Best of luck
I have a feeling that my pfo for PW is inevitable now unfortunately: I didn’t receive an invite… That means that I have no hope left unfortunately, other than applying for TCs. But my sincere congratulations to everyone who did make PW!
Thank you I appreciate it. 🙂🙂Ahh right, well happy belated birthday and the cake must be celebrating your interview invite of course!!! Best of luck
I think they are sending them out in a staggered approach similar to the SJT invites and PFO’s. I felt this way yesterday and I had convinced myself it was a PFO, only to check my emails today and see that it wasn’t. No news is always going to be good news! I wouldn’t assume a PFO just yet. Best of luck for Paul, Weiss and any other firms you decide to apply for. 🙂
Hey @Ram Sabaratnam I sent you a draft of my email I plan on sending to grad rec to get your thoughts if you have any time over the next few days to take a look I would appreciate it a lot! Thank you
I’m in the same boat with PW so I hope we get some positive news soon!!
Also, I just want to say that I am incredibly happy for Chris Brown, who has been enormously supportive and helpful on this platform! You truly deserve it!
Couldn’t agree more!! Genuinely feels like a personal win.
Congrats to Chris and everyone else who got an invite, what an achievement. Go and show them what you’re made of!
Same boat as well
Honestly feels like a proper proud moment for me seeing Chris get this.
Hi! I’m new here, I have been reading the comments for weeks but never actually signed up to comment.
I’ve been invited to a an AC at Addleshaw Goddard, which I’m very surprised about!
I only decided to apply to one this year with a view to then fully go for it next year after I graduate.
Any tips are very welcome please!
I’ve been invited to a an AC at Addleshaw Goddard, which I’m very surprised about!
I only decided to apply to one this year with a view to then fully go for it next year after I graduate.
Any tips are very welcome please!
Thank you man I really appreciate it! 🙂
I am super nervous though because this is my first proper interview. I’ve only done short VI/TI so far which have 3-4 questions (Willkie and White & Case). I have no idea what to expect for Paul, Weiss. 🥲
I am super nervous though because this is my first proper interview. I’ve only done short VI/TI so far which have 3-4 questions (Willkie and White & Case). I have no idea what to expect for Paul, Weiss. 🥲
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Rather than starting with an article, I would try to think more broadly - what are general trends or changes that are happening that are impacting businesses generally?
I sense you are starting with an article and trying to get the answer to fit the question, rather than trying to think about what the biggest challenges are and then using sources to back up your thinking.
If you were to use this example, then you would have to start of with why having less regulators is a challenge for law firms. If anything, it could be argued that having more regulation could create more challenges for firms rather than the other way around, so I think you need to frame it upfront around why less regulation would create a challenge. That being said, regulatory lawyers would say it is a challenge as less work would be coming their way, while the transactional and dispute lawyers would probably love less regulation to make their jobs a little easier/bring more work their way!
Also, is the article you are talking about may be in relation to the Business Secretary's comments yesterday that there may be "too many regulators"? If that is the case, you also need to consider how you are using this as it is not anything certain at the moment, it is just that the UK Government is scrutinising current regulatory bodies for not helping the UK's growth strategy, rather than any concrete changes to regulation in the coming months/years.
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